In this interview, I speak to Sally Fitzgibbons who has etched her name in the annals of surfing history as one of the most inspiring and accomplished athletes the sport has ever witnessed. Her unwavering determination and passion for surfing have not only propelled her to the top echelons of the sport, but have also made her a beacon of inspiration for aspiring surfers worldwide. With numerous Championship Tour victories and a distinctive, fluid style that seems to defy the forces of nature, Fitzgibbons has consistently demonstrated her prowess on the waves. Furthermore, her commitment to philanthropy and environmentalism, such as her work with her own foundation, showcases her dedication to giving back to the community and preserving the oceans that have shaped her remarkable career. Sally Fitzgibbons is undoubtedly an embodiment of the indomitable spirit that defines the very essence of surfing, and her legendary status will continue to inspire generations to come.

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How Climate Change and Environmental Damage Threaten Humanity, and What We Can Do to Protect Our Future.  In this exclusive interview series, we speak to H.E. Mohamed Nasheed (Former President of the Maldives), H.E. Anote Tong (Former President of Kiribati),  Achim Steiner (Executive Director, United Nations Environment Programme UNEP), Professor Brian Schmidt (Nobel Prize Winning Physicist), Professor John Knox (United Nations Special Rapporteur on human rights and the environment), Professor Robert Bullard (Dean of the Barbara Jordan – Mickey Leland School of Public Affairs, Texas Southern University), Professor Sir Martin Rees (Professor of Cosmology and Astrophysics at the University of Cambridge – Astronomer Royal to the UK), Yann Arthus-Bertrand (photographer, reporter, journalist and environmentalist), Laurie David (Author, Producer & Environmental Advocate) and Zac Goldsmith (Politician, Journalist & Environmental Campaigner).  We discuss the fundamental workings of our climate and environment, the potential impact of climate change and environmental pollution, and how we can change outcomes for the future.

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